Dr. Ishanjit Sandhu 's profile on Product Hunt

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I am the CEO and Founder of Diagnuvo Health Ltd, where I’m developing a real-time clinical intelligence platform for emergency departments — designed to detect early deterioration, support escalation, and bring clarity to critical decisions. Outside the department, I teach, mentor, and explore what better healthcare actually looks like clinically, technologically, and humanely. Medicine is entering a defining era. Not because of technology alone — but because of how we choose to use it. If you work at the intersection of emergency medicine, NHS innovation, or health AI, I would like to connect. Diagnuvo is currently in pre-seed development. I welcome conversations with clinical advisors, investors, and NHS innovation leads. Reach me at ishan@diagnuvo.ai

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p/1752vc-pitch-deck-analysis

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2mo ago

A deck can have an exceptional problem statement and still be a no. Here's what actually killed it.

We launched the @1752vc Pitch Deck Analyzer here this morning, and ~100 founders have run their decks through it in just a couple hours. And I love already seeing founders get feedback on exactly what this analyzer was made for.

Pre-seed deck. 28 slides. Graded C. 8 critical issues, 4 quick wins.

p/intimid-ai-matchmaking

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2mo ago

Dating apps make you audition. Matchmakers cost thousands. We’re building a third option.

Dating apps and traditional matchmakers fail people in opposite ways.

Dating apps give you enormous volume but often judge you on a photo before you get a chance to speak.

p/runevr

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3mo ago

✈️ Can you really build while traveling?

The digital nomad dream...
Beautiful views, new countries, and the freedom to work from anywhere! Sound amazing.

But deep work often needs the opposite: routines, consistency, and fewer distractions...

For me the biggest productivity hack isn t changing my location - it s creating the right environment to focus.

Travel can bring inspiration and fresh ideas, but building something meaningful often requires a place where you can truly concentrate.
Would love to hear your experience:
Do you build better while traveling, or do you need a stable environment to do your best work?